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SDSecondaryCareer&TechnicalEducation(CTE)
Annual Update – July 2012
CTE:LearningthatWorks
Vocational Education Career & Technical Education (CTE)
Targeted specific, often low‐ achieving, students
Targets all students
Offered limited programs Offers programs in 16 career clusters
Focused on technical education and high school students (competency‐based)
Integrates academics in a rigorous and relevant curriculum (standards‐based)
Students trained with specific occupational skills sets
Focuses on secondary and postsecondary students entering the workforce and associate, bachelor’s or advanced degree programs
PerkinsIV(2006)
• Career Clusters/Programs of Study• Holistic & Continuous Improvement• Quality• Develop academic AND career & technical knowledge and skills
• Prepare students for careers in high‐skill, high‐wage, high‐demand occupations
CTE:LearningthatWorks• Spread the word!
– New branding– Specific messaging for SD:
• Clear & consistent• Analyzing data, calculating ROI• Now is the time for CTE!
– Federal reauthorization on the horizon• Harness political interest• Fill workforce needs
• Business & Industry– Skilled, sustainable workforce– Links students & employers
• College & Career Readiness– Students are more informed & focused
• Communities– Develops entrepreneurs– Empowers productive citizens
CTE:LearningthatWorksfor…
CTE:Reflect,Lead,Transform
1. CTE actively partners with employers to design & provide high‐quality, dynamic programs
2. CTE prepares students to succeed in further education & careers
3. CTE critical to ensure US leads in global competitiveness
4. CTE is results‐driven with a positive return on investment
5. CTE is delivered through comprehensive programs of study (Career Clusters)
CurrentSecondaryReach:
137
132
140
137
128
130
132
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136
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142
SY 08‐09 SY 09‐10 SY 10‐11 SY 11‐12
School Districts with Approved CTE Programs
344
391
472
519
0
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600
SY 08‐09 SY 09‐10 SY 10‐11 SY 11‐12
Total Approved Secondary CTE Programs
CurrentSecondaryReach:
30,993
30,810
33,306
35,467
28,000
29,000
30,000
31,000
32,000
33,000
34,000
35,000
36,000
SY 08‐09 SY 09‐10 SY 10‐11 SY 11‐12
Total Students Served in Secondary CTE Programs
CurrentSecondaryReach:
0
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30,000
35,000
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SY 08‐09 SY 09‐10 SY 10‐11 SY 11‐12
Secondary CTE Participants & Concentrators
Total Participants
Total Concentrators
• Core Indicators:– Attainment in Reading/Language Arts– Attainment in Math– Technical Skill Attainment– Graduation Rate– Placement– Nontraditional Participation– Nontraditional Completion
MeasuringProgress
• Expanding in schools– Number of programs– Number of students– Number of concentrators
• Students see why school matters– Graduate at higher rate than peers– Go on to postsecondary at higher rate than peers
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4‐year postsecondary44%
Less than 4‐year postsecondary
32%
Advanced Training1%
Military4%
Employment15%
Unknown4%
CTE Placement Data 3‐Year Average
• Comparison of CTE Concentrators to Statewide Population (3‐Year Average)
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0.00%10.00%20.00%30.00%40.00%50.00%60.00%70.00%80.00%90.00%100.00%
CTE Students Statewide Students
Graduation RateAveragePostsecondary‐GoingRate
• Access across SD• Connected to state’s workforce needs• Strong graduation and placement data• Career & Technical Student Organizations• Advanced program options:
TrendsofSuccess
CASE
• Reach all students• Stronger connections to postsecondary programs from local level
• More comprehensive programs of study• Emphasize opportunities with certificates & licensures
TrendsforOpportunity
• SDWins• Common Career Technical Core (CCTC)
– Standards revision process
• Perkins Reauthorization• CTE Advisory Council
What’scoming?
• Career development, including career counseling is a critical component of CTE
• continues to be a valuable resource for middle and high schools
CTE:LearningthatWorks
• Usage continues to climb• More stories of strong implementation, students “getting it”
• One year in the books for SDMyLife Network!
0%
20%
40%
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100%
2008‐09 2009‐10 2010‐11 2011‐12
Percent of Students Using SDMyLife by School Year
MyFuture.MySuccess.
• More students are accessing the resource and staying on longer when they log in
MyFuture.MySuccess.
0 10,000 20,000 30,000 40,000 50,000
2008‐09
2009‐10
2010‐11
2011‐12
Unique SDMYLife Users by School Year
262
231
275
238
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280
2008‐09 2009‐10 2010‐11 2011‐12
Avgerage Number of Page Views per Student
MyFuture.MySuccess.
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7th 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th
Individual Students Logged In toSDMyLife
Total Possible Students in Grade
Number of Students with Only 1SDMyLife Login
Number of Students with 2 or MoreSDMyLife Logins
MyFuture.MySuccess.
Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources
8%
Architecture & Construction8%
Arts, A/V Technology & Communication
16%
Business, Management & Administration
3%
Education & Training
9% Finance1%
Government & Public Administration
1%
Health Science18%
Hospitality & Tourism2%
Human Services8%
Information Technology1%
Law, Public Safety & Security8%
Manufacturing2%
Marketing, Sales & Service1% Science,
Engineering, Technology &
Math10%
Transportation, Distribution & Logistics
3%
Total Students with Interests per Cluster
MyFuture.MySuccess.• Network Usage
– Company Profiles: 129– Career Coaches: 103– Work‐based Learning Experiences: 309– Unique users: 41,335 (89% of SDMyLife users)– 197 Career Coach entries
Company Name # of PortfoliosSanford Health 686Children's Care Hospital & School 436Daktronics 429Children's Home Society of South Dakota 329POET 275Bridget M Photography 241Great Plains Zoo & Delbridge Museum of Natural History 222Animal Health Center 214Career and Technical Education Academy 203R&R Pheasant Hunting LLC. 165Dakota By Design/Evenings/By Design Couture 153South Dakota AHEC 143Minnehaha County 142BHM Professional Therapy 139
MyFuture.MySuccess.
• Goals for 12‐13:– SDInvests School Counselor Training– Continued focus on helping students see their opportunities for life after high school
– Easy login (students, educators & parents)– Increased student participation with businesses– More user‐friendly Personal Learning Plan (PLP)– Overhaul front‐end of www.sdmylife.com
MyFuture.MySuccess.
Questions?